Jacques Ellul, Propagandes, 1962

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"Jacques Ellul, Propagandes, 1962" is a seminal work of social and political philosophy that analyzes the nature, mechanisms, and pervasive influence of modern propaganda in contemporary societies.

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instanceOf book
non-fiction book
work of social and political philosophy
analyzes propaganda in democratic societies
propaganda in totalitarian societies
author Jacques Ellul NERFINISHED
context Cold War era NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin France
describes pervasiveness of propaganda in modern life
examines political dimensions of propaganda
psychological dimensions of propaganda
role of mass media in propaganda
social integration through propaganda
fieldOfStudy communication studies
political science
sociology
focusesOn influence of propaganda in contemporary societies
mechanisms of propaganda
nature of modern propaganda
genre media studies
political philosophy
social philosophy
hasInfluenced critical theory of technology
media criticism
theory of propaganda
hasTranslation Propaganda: The Formation of Men's Attitudes NERFINISHED
influencedBy Karl Marx
Reformed Christian theology
Søren Kierkegaard NERFINISHED
language French
mainSubject mass communication
modern society
propaganda
notableFor distinguishing modern propaganda from traditional forms
linking propaganda to technological society
systematic analysis of modern propaganda
originalTitle Propagandes NERFINISHED
partOf Jacques Ellul's critique of technological society
philosophicalTradition Christian personalism
critical sociology
proposes concept of propaganda as a total environment
publicationYear 1962
relatedWork The Technological Society NERFINISHED
targetAudience general educated readership interested in propaganda
scholars of social and political philosophy
students of media and communication
timePeriodDescribed 20th century

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